Coaches at dinner name team stars and quips
New York AP report recalls a dinner where Glenn Warner Tad Jones Larry Yost and Knute Rockne discussed American football legends. Highlights include Thorpe's weakness and Yost recalling Champaign, plus Ruth and Rockne memories and proposals to curb game stalling.
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New York
Jim ‘Thorpe
Fielding
Yost
Babe Ruth
Knute Rockne
Glenn Warner
Stanford
Tad Jones
Larry
Michigan
Knute ‘Rockne
Notre Dame
Eric Nevers
Warner
Jim Thorpe
Willie ‘Heston
Nevers
Thorpe
Carlisle
Indians
Pennsylvania
Jim
Fielding Yost
George Little
Ole Zuppke
Ilinois
Illinois
Red Grange
Champaign
Phot
Zuppke
Idaho Ends Year On Sound Basis With High Potato Prices
Idaho closes the year with improved lumber industry conditions and strong potato prices. The Boise-Payette plans 1925 business 1000 cars above 1924. A St Anthony farmer expects at least 75 000 in net from 180 acres, with potatoes between high prices and a $25 000 production cost. November potato shipments reach 2386 car loads.
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Idaho
Boise-Payette Company
Best
Oectober
St. Anthony
Idaho Falls
Challenger Edouard Horemans Takes Early Lead In Billiards Match
Belgium challenger Edouard Horemans led world champion Jake Schaefer 500 to 301 after the first block of 500 points in their no point title match at Chicago. Horemans ran a high 236 and totaled 62 percent to Schaefer's 43 percent as the second block set for tonight.
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Chicago
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Jake Schaefer
Horemans
Schaefer
Kloremans
Pope expected to visit Assisi for St Francis death anniversary
Rome reports the Tribuna says the pope may travel to Assisi next year for the seven hundredth anniversary of St. Francis death. He may inaugurate restoration of the Franciscan monastery, a joint project of the Italian government and the Holy See, potentially ending papal confinement in the Vatican since 1870.
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Rome
Tribuna
Assisi
Francis of
Francis
Holy See
Vatican
Arimo Farmer Named Defendant in Damage Suit
A. M. Curtis, a prominent Arimo district farmer, faces a $20 620 damage suit filed Monday in district court by Horace Allen of Arimo and Jerry Seibert of Pocatello through the Tyler and Christensen law firm. The suit alleges reputational and credit harm from a recent charge Curtis filed against two young men for petit larceny in grain theft at Arimo, which was dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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A. M. Curtis
Arimo
Tyler and
B. G. Houde
H. J. Swanson
Listing Plans Before Board Real Estate Meeting
The Poca Tell o Real Estate board met at the Bannock hotel at 6 30 last night with President F P C McGowan presiding to discuss the committee on multiple listing. Harry Fox outlined rules for the proposed bureau and copies will be sent to members before future ballot. Multiple listing links listings with all bureau members boosting effort and covers cities including ise Portland Seattle Pago ma Spokane St Louis Cleveland New Orleans Salt Lake Ogden. A sale commission division is noted between listing and securing offices.
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Pocatello Real Estate Board
Bannock Hotel
F P. C. McGowan
Committee
Harry Fox
Committee On
Ise
Portland
Seattle
Pacoma
Spokane
St. Louis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Salt Lake
Ogden
Real Estate Board Plans and Insurance Association Push
The committee proposes forming a multiple listing bureau from active card members who wish to join. J. S. Turner urged all board members join the state insurance association. Secretary Ben Gillis announced the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in New Orleans in January.
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J. S. Turner
State Insurance Association
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Ben Gillis
New Orleans
Nominations Made for Chamber Board
The nominating committee of the Pocatello chamber of commerce met to canvass the ballot and reports fourteen nominees with two ties for the twelve seats. Six directors will be elected. mail ballots go out now with a December 10 return deadline. Nominees include Jean Bastine, J. Galbraith, Judge O. K. Baum, Richard Wells, Rev. George Sloan, George Jorgenson, Jay Tiffany, Fred Caldwell, Nathan Block, Fletcher Burrus, W. H. Jackson, A. J. Pierce, H. J. Peterson and E. Y P Calph.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Board
Chamber
Jean Bistiine
J. ©. Galbraith
O. K. Baum
Richard Wells
George Sloan
George Jorgenson
Jay Tiffany
Fred ©. Caldwell
Nathan Block
Fletcher Burrus
W. H. Jackson
A. J. Pierce
H. J. Peterson
E. Y P. Calph
Turks Determined to Invade Irak in Boundary Crisis
A London report says Turkey is ready to invade Irak and eject Britain if the League of Nations rejects Turkey's claim over the Mosul boundary. Confidence grows amid rumors of Turkish troops near Mosul and Angora’s long preparation for a potential conflict.
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London
Irak
Forcigl
League of Nations
Mosul
Turkey
Great Britain
Geneva
Angora
Second Volleyball Series Opens Tonight at the Y M C A
The reorganized second volleyball series starts this evening at 5 o'clock at the Y M C A with nineteen men evenly split. A. D. Lawrence will join the smaller squad, captains to be chosen by each group before the weekend, and teams feature McGowan Raaf Quinn Wells Sloan Newton Cleaves Fish Ray versus Bentley Damron Bird Davis Bernhisel Stingerland Tydeman Gliem Sanford.
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A. D. Lawrence
McGowan
Raaf
Quinn
Wells
Sloan
Newton
Cleaves
Fish
Ray
Bentley
Damron
Bird
Davis
Bernhisel
Stingerland
Tydeman
Gliem
Mystery Box Sale Now On Rudman and Gottberg
A brief sale notice announces a Mystery Box event at Rudman and Gottberg store with promotional pricing and limited stock available.
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Mystery Box
Rudman & Gottberg
Hazelton Woman New President of Legion Auxiliary
A Hazelton meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary elected a new president and planned a December special at Mrs. G N Ifft’s home to pack Christmas boxes for Boise hospital boys. Thirty members attended. committees were named to study the constitution and oversee poppy day proceeds and box contents for eight Bannock county boys.
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American Legion Auxiliary
W. D. Service
Charles Sprague
Phil Nash
J. N. Harvey
J. E. Damron
G. N. Ifft
Boise Hospital
J. E. Blake
F. E. Tydeman
Hazelton Woman Becomes State President After Resignation
H Detweiler, first vice president, automatically ascends to state president as Mrs. J E Damron resigns the department presidency to take national vice president duties in the western district. Following the meeting, Mrs. Ralph Jones won high bridge score and a supper was served by hostesses.
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H. Detweiler
Hazelton
J. E. Damron
Department
Ralph Jones
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